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In
publication since 1991, Wrangler News is distributed
free every other Saturday to more than 18,000 homes in
the Kyrene Corridor area of South Tempe and West
Chandler, and is supported by local and regional
advertisers. |
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Volume 15, Number 22 |
November 5, 2005 |
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SRP project spokesman Jogi
Gadok fields questions at
the informational open house
held at Kyrene Middle
School. |
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SRP shocker: $10m to bury
power lines |
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By Doug Snover |
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Tempe may ask Salt River
Project to bury a proposed high-voltage
power line that has some Kyrene Corridor
residents fuming about their property
values and views if the utility hangs
the new line on poles along portions of
McClintock Drive. |
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• Discerning
Diner: It's early: Dare we
mention the 'T' word?
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When posting an
event on our online
calendar, include
your name and phone
number for
verification. |
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How many
years
have you
lived in
this
area? |
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Less than 10
years — 74% |
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10-30
years — 21% |
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30+ years
— 5% |
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Dylan
Barr and
Frankie
Dicesare |
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Dylan Barr is an
eighth grade student
at Aprende Middle
School and a member
of the Jaguar cross
country team.
Francesca (Frankie)
Dicesare is an 8th
grade student at
Aprende Middle
School and a leader
on the Jaguar’s 2005
cross country team. |
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Consider
this scenario: One
sunny day you
discover that your
homeowners
association has
incurred a financial
liability in excess
of its ability to
pay, and that its
insurance policy
either covers
substantially less
of the amount owed
or does not cover it
at all. |
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With tryouts officially under way for
the Corona del Sol mens basketball team,
expectations will be high for this
experience-laden squad. |
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Kyrene
Corridor teenagers are playing an
integral part in making the Tempe Public
Library more teen-friendly.A group
called Teen Friends of the Tempe Public
Library was formed in early 2004 to
allow teens to contribute to the
library. |
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Prognosticators often pay a heavy price
when attempting to count their chickens
before they hatch. Chicken Little
certainly paid one when he cried, “The
sky is falling! The sky is falling!”
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If you’re a serious Harry Potter buff
you already know that the new entry in
the film series, Harry Potter and the
Goblet of Fire, is set to open Nov.
18.
But if, like me, you know the series
mainly through the enthusiasm of
friends, you may have missed last year’s
film, Harry Potter and the Prisoner
of Azkaban.
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Voters in the Kyrene
Elementary School District will go to
the polls Nov. 8 to decide a budget
override issue, but some may be looking
ahead to a special election in 2006 to
recall Board President Rae Waters. |
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This is a column about Thanksgiving side
dishes.
Not that I’m trying to get you worked up
about Thanksgiving earlier than you have
to.
It’s just that my next column will be
about Thanksgiving leftovers, so I’m
trying to think ahead.
Anyway, none of these dishes is
exclusive to Turkey Day — they’re good
on any fall or winter menu. |
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Time Capsule: This
Issue, Last Year |
November 6, 2004 |
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| Kyrene Corridor Rotary Club first with Centennial charter |
| To the casual observer, it was just another benchmark in the normal chronology of events that, since 1904, have welcome 1.2 million members into the family of Rotary International. However, for those who appreciated its significance, the official chartering ceremony for Rotary Club of the Kyrene Corridor held a uniqueness all its own. |
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Kyrene
Middle School’s track will be alive with
activity Dec. 17 as Today’s Miles for
Tomorrow’s Runners begins. A race
with three relay options, the activity
raises funds for various good causes.
The money will be allocated to
scholarships, families who cannot afford
the pay-for-play policy, cross-country
and track and field equipment, uniforms,
transportation and coaching stipends.
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Donate now to the
American Red Cross Hurricane 2005 Relief Fund. |
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